In the presented work, we present a fast and accurate classification technique for Arabic characters.
In Figure \ref{fig:letters_classifier_learning_flow} we give a high level flow visualization of the classification system.
The classifier receives a sequence of points $S=\{p_{i}\}_{i=1}^{n}$ representing the letter trajectory and a letter position $\phi \in \{Ini, Mid, Fin, Iso\}$.
Similarly to the process performed on the training character trajectory sequences, the query sequence goes through 5 stages: preprocessing, feature extraction, embedding, dimensionality reduction and then classification.
Eventually the classifier outputs a short list of candidates and their scoring, which indicates the perceptual similarity between the sequence
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Greatly reducing the EMD calculation time can be achieved using metric approximation technique.
Several approximation algorithms have been proposed to speed-up the computation of EMD.
Indyk and Thaper \cite{indyk2003fast} presented a technique for embedding the un-normed EMD metric into the $L_1$ space so that the EMD distance between the two objects is comparable to the Manhattan distance between the two points which represent the embedding of the two objects.
In a subsequent work done by Shirdhonkar and Jacobs \cite{shirdhonkar2008approximate}, the authors proposed a method for approximating the EMD between two histograms using the weighted wavelet coefficients of the difference histogram.
It is done by calculating the $L_1$ norm of the coefficients vector of the embedding as given in Equation \ref{eq:emd_embedding}.
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d(p)_{wemd}= \sum\limits_{\lambda}
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The index $\lambda$ includes both shifts and the scale j.
Intuitively, the wavelet transform splits up the difference histogram according to scale and location where each coefficient represents the solution to the EMD subproblem.
For a single wavelet, the mass to be moved is proportional to the volume of $|\psi_j(x)|$, i.e., to $2^{-jn/2}$ and the distance to be travelled is proportional to the span of the wavelet, i.e $2^{-j}$. The sum of all distances is an approximation to EMD, as formally defined in Equation \ref{eq:emd_embedding}.
This can be viewed as similar to the way packages are shipped over large distances.
The route is broken into several pieces which are large and small distances.
Packages from nearby places are merged at the end of the short distance route piece to travel together.
Then another merge is done of packages from the entire country to be shipped together to the destination
Kay Arthur teaches how to recognize key words and phrases by creating lists, summarizing chapt...
The Steps are repeated until the centroid does not change beyond a limit. The limit must be set while
Tadić, A., Wagner, S., Hoch, J., Başkaya, Ö., von Cube, R., Skaletz, C., ... & Dahmen, N. (2009).
Text mining, data mining and machine learning algorithms are in great demand in the field of bioinformatics. Text mining techniques applied to bioinformatics importantly involve methods like -
Murdock (1962) conducted another experiment in order to analyze free recall. Six groups of participants had different combinations of list lengths...
In this section, the results of the research are presented. For each task carried out, the most important information obtained is presented.
Let us see now how this algorithm works. The algorithms randomly creates solutions. Each one of these solutions has a fitness value based on some criteria. Those solutions of a specific problem are also called Phenotype, while the encoding of each solution is called Genotype. We refer on Representation as the procedure of establish the mapping between genotypes and phenotypes. Representation is used as in two different ways. As mentioned before, representation establish the mapping between the genotype and the phenotype. This means that representation could encode ore decode the candidate solutions.
In daily life, memory is used all the time. When we go to buy things, we would remember the list of items what we are going to buy. At school, we would also need to have revision in order to remember the materials for examination. Or even, when we meet friends, we would also need to recall their names. Thus it is important to know and understand how we remember such things so that we can effectively recall them when necessary. Obviously, we do not need to remember the exact position or order of things in daily life. We would have our own pattern for remember and retrieve information (Ashcraft, 2010). This is named as free recall, which items recalled in any order (Francis, Neath, MacKewn and Goldthwaite, 2004). However, many researchers found that the probability of recalling items (such as words, letters, or numbers) does in fact depend on the items position in a list. The most striking finding is that words at the beginning and end of the list are often easier to recall than those words in the middle of the list. Thus, when the results of a free recall experiment are plotted on a graph; a u-shaped serial position curve can be obtained. This is often referred to as the serial position effect that is affecting our memory (Smith, n.d.).
The ID 3 Algorithm Abstract This paper details the ID3 classification algorithm. Very simply, ID3 builds a decision tree from a fixed set of examples. The resulting tree is used to classify future samples. The example has several attributes and belongs to a class (e.g. yes or no).
4- searching in the chemical compounds for a specific desired activity, which known as (HTS) or High Throughput Screening.
Finally, you develop an online survey to gather the predictive information from applicants. Then each candidate's biodata survey and resumes are screened electronically and given a score between zero and 100 based on how many of the top performance indicators each candidate possesses.
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Written communication comes in many forms and this is no different in aviation. During pre-flight most airlines require pilots to print out, on paper, the whole flight plan and pertinent information. Text messages to and from the company dispatcher can be received through a datalink which may contain important information, like hazard weather. Most airlines have moved on to the digital age and now require pilots to carry an IPad or tablet. These devices allow pilots to access a large quantity of data displaied in written form. Manuals and emails are other common uses of written communication in the aviation. Single letters are uniquely used to identify weather information, updated every hour. This single letter is known as a weather identifier and is used during verbal communication when discussing updated weather with air traffic control.
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